Sentence examples for ballots who from inspiring English sources

We are saying hello to a president, elected by white men and absentee military ballots, who defended executions and guns and wants to beef up the military, and who reads about hurricanes and sports figures.

But what about voters using punch-card ballots who fail to punch through the card completely, leaving attached to the ballot a paper fragment that the nation has now learned to call a "chad"?

So may many more of the hundreds of thousands who failed to get tickets in the club ballots who bought them elsewhere.

He replaced a candidate on the ballot who was ruled ineligible to run.

Buys Ballot's law, the relation of wind direction with the horizontal pressure distribution named for the Dutch meteorologist C.H.D. Buys Ballot, who first stated it in 1857.

And there were 15 members of that shutout 1971 ballot who eventually made it into the Hall without buying a ticket.

The other is that minor misdeeds can sometimes be the first clue that there's someone on the ballot who's off his rocker.

And in many of them, Democrats have female candidates on the ballot who could be the beneficiaries of Trump's record low approval ratings among women.

At the very least, this money should be earmarked for proven grassroots organisations like Bite the Ballot who know exactly how to find these hard-to-reach voters".

My argument was that Russian elections are a farce — the Kremlin controls who gets on the ballot, who gets air time on television and who wins — and I wanted to play no role in legitimizing them.

We also need nonpartisan administration of our elections to ensure that partisan election officials are not making discriminatory determinations of who gets on the ballot, who gets to vote, how voter rolls are purged and how votes are counted.